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Fighting the fight to save my kids, grandkids and their grandchildren. Removed from FB and twitter - consider it a badge of honor

In response Phantom Virus2020 to her Publication

πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ In the United States
Being paid to attend or participate in a protest is not automatically illegal. Companies that provide paid demonstrators actually exist, and they operate openly. One example is a firm that hires people for advocacy campaigns and PR demonstrations.

What is illegal depends on the conduct:

Violence, property damage, or blocking critical infrastructure can be criminal offenses regardless of payment.

If the protest involves acting on behalf of a foreign government without registering under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), that can be illegal.

Fraudulent activity β€” such as pretending to be a grassroots citizen group when it’s secretly funded by a foreign state β€” can trigger legal issues.

πŸ›‘ When payment becomes a legal problem
Payment crosses into illegality when it involves:

Foreign influence operations without disclosure

Incitement to violence or riots

Interference with government operations

Coordinated actions that violate sta

Q, patriot, holistic healer for humans and dogs. Certified in dogs. I'll speak my mind no matter what. Be nice or get lost.

In response Paula Taylor to her Publication

You might need to reread my post. you are way off.

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